Basic results on Filter.atTop and Filter.atBot filters #
In this file we prove many lemmas like “if f → +∞, then f ± c → +∞”.
Alias of the forward direction of Filter.eventually_atTop.
Alias of the forward direction of Filter.eventually_atBot.
Sequences #
If u is a sequence which is unbounded above,
then after any point, it reaches a value strictly greater than all previous values.
If u is a sequence which is unbounded below,
then after any point, it reaches a value strictly smaller than all previous values.
If u is a sequence which is unbounded above,
then it Frequently reaches a value strictly greater than all previous values.
If u is a sequence which is unbounded below,
then it Frequently reaches a value strictly smaller than all previous values.
A function f grows to +∞ independent of an order-preserving embedding e.
A function f maps upwards closed sets (atTop sets) to upwards closed sets when it is a
Galois insertion. The Galois "insertion" and "connection" is weakened to only require it to be an
insertion and a connection above b.
A function f maps upwards closed sets (atTop sets) to upwards closed sets when it is a
Galois insertion. The Galois "insertion" and "connection" is weakened to only require it to be an
insertion and a connection above b.
The image of the filter atTop on Ici a under the coercion equals atTop.
The image of the filter atTop on Ioi a under the coercion equals atTop.
The atTop filter for an open interval Ioi a comes from the atTop filter in the ambient
order.
The atTop filter for an open interval Ici a comes from the atTop filter in the ambient
order.
The atBot filter for an open interval Iio a comes from the atBot filter in the ambient
order.
The atBot filter for an open interval Iio a comes from the atBot filter in the ambient
order.
The atBot filter for an open interval Iic a comes from the atBot filter in the ambient
order.
The atBot filter for an open interval Iic a comes from the atBot filter in the ambient
order.
Given an antitone basis s : ℕ → Set α of a filter, extract an antitone subbasis s ∘ φ,
φ : ℕ → ℕ, such that m < n implies r (φ m) (φ n). This lemma can be used to extract an
antitone basis with basis sets decreasing "sufficiently fast".